Borborbor Controversy: Efadzinam Borborbor Band Shuts Down Myths: ‘Twerking Isn’t Our Culture!

Shocking Truth Revealed: Borborbor Dance is NOT Twerking! Ghana’s Cultural Heritage Under Fire. As debates over Ghana’s rich traditional dances heat up, the Efadzinam Borborbor Band is setting the record straight and the truth will surprise you!

 

In an exclusive interview on the EVIBES Musical Band Series with Becky, Elizabeth Akusika Bada, the band’s fiery Public Relations Officer, dropped a bombshell Borborbor is NOTHING like twerking!

The Viral Misconception: Borborbor vs. Twerking

A shocking wave of misinformation has been spreading, falsely linking Ghana’s sacred Borborbor dance to modern, provocative twerking. But Elizabeth is fighting back with facts!

“Twerking has NOTHING to do with Borborbor!” she declared passionately. *“Borborbor is deeply rooted in tradition, ceremony, and community celebration, not sexualized movements!”

 

The REAL Meaning Behind Borborbor’s Waist Movements

Yes, Borborbor involves waist movements, but NOT the way you think! Elizabeth explains:

“Growing up, we had traditional games that involved waist movements. Borborbor isn’t the only dance that uses the waist—even Kpanlogo does, but that’s more of a seduction dance. Borborbor is purely cultural, passed down through generations!”

 

 

Why This Matters: Protecting Ghana’s Cultural Legacy

Borborbor isn’t just a dance—it’s the heartbeat of the Ewe people in Ghana’s Volta Region. Misrepresenting it as twerking erodes its sacred significance and disrespects centuries of tradition. Elizabeth’s powerful message: “We must honor and preserve our heritage, not twist it into something it’s not!”

 

Final Verdict: Borborbor Stands Strong!

The Efadzinam Borborbor Band isn’t just correcting myths, they’re defending Ghana’s cultural soul. Will you help spread the truth? Share this now and stand with tradition!

Below is excerpts from the interview where Elizabeth clarified all controversies surroundings the prestigious dance of the Voltarians